The Meaning of Al-Muhadha (Alignment) at the Miqat Boundaries
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Question:
I say: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, I hope you will clarify for us the meaning of *muhadadah* (alignment) with the miqat boundaries.
Answer:
*Muhadadah* means what the common people call "alignments." If one is alongside it, if one is parallel to it, the parallel point, the aligned points are those that are parallel by land, sea, or air. If one is parallel to it, then one has passed it, and it is obligatory for him to enter the state of ihram. For example, in an airplane, one enters ihram from above al-Jufayf when it is announced that the miqat has been reached; one intends to enter ihram and does not pass it without the intention, which is forbidden. Likewise in the sea, and on land, if one passes a miqat and is parallel to al-Dhahran, or parallel to al-Hajf, or parallel to al-Sa'diyyah, one enters ihram from the place where one is parallel to the miqat. Yes.
I say: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, I hope you will clarify for us the meaning of *muhadadah* (alignment) with the miqat boundaries.
Answer:
*Muhadadah* means what the common people call "alignments." If one is alongside it, if one is parallel to it, the parallel point, the aligned points are those that are parallel by land, sea, or air. If one is parallel to it, then one has passed it, and it is obligatory for him to enter the state of ihram. For example, in an airplane, one enters ihram from above al-Jufayf when it is announced that the miqat has been reached; one intends to enter ihram and does not pass it without the intention, which is forbidden. Likewise in the sea, and on land, if one passes a miqat and is parallel to al-Dhahran, or parallel to al-Hajf, or parallel to al-Sa'diyyah, one enters ihram from the place where one is parallel to the miqat. Yes.
Source
شرح زاد المستقنع [36] — alfawzan.live (59:26)
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